Marc Frank
Template:TOCnestleft Marc Frank is a Freelance journalist in Havana working for Reuters, the Financial Times and ABC News.
Communist writer
Havana-based Reuters correspondent Marc Frank is a former writer for the People’s Daily World, a Communist Party USA publication.
In Frank’s little-known 1993 book, “Cuba Looks to the Year 2000,” he admits having written over 1,000 articles for the communist publication as their Havana-based Latin American correspondent during a five year period in the 1980’s. According to its website, the publication (which has since changed its name to the People’s Weekly World) shares a “special relationship” with the Communist Party USA.[1]
Meeting with Foreign Correspondents at the Embassy of Malaysia
There was a meeting with Foreign Correspondents at the Embassy of Malaysia, Havana, 11 November 2009. Ambassador Yean Yoke Heng convened the discussion.
Participants included Mrs. Mary Murray, Correspondent, NBC; Mrs. Portia Siegelbaum, Correspondent, CBS; and Mr. Paul Haven, AP., Mr. Mohd Fareed Zakaria, Second Secretary / Head of Chancery, Embassy of Malaysia; Michael Voss, Correspondent, BBC; Marc Frank, Reuters.[2]
Meeting Marc Frank
0n March 23rd, Steve Cohen, John Yarmuth, Donna Edwards, and Sarah Stephens of Center for Democracy in the Americas, met with Reuters, and Financial Times journalist Marc Frank - former writer for the Communist Party USA's People's Daily World, and a propagandist for the Castro regime.